them state visits. she was pressured as we know by the british government to make that gesture. she wouldn�*t do it. but prince charles is going to do it. we understand, tomorrow. that�*s interesting that you raise the the dynamic between the monarchy and the government of the time. tell us how that works. who is deciding certain elements of the choreography through the three grays? iretell certain elements of the choreography through the three grays?— through the three grays? well it's a “oint through the three grays? well it's a joint decision _ through the three grays? well it's a joint decision and _ through the three grays? well it's a joint decision and it _ through the three grays? well it's a joint decision and it also _ through the three grays? well it's a joint decision and it also involves i joint decision and it also involves the german government. what prince charles, he has spent all of his life getting ready for this job. charles, he has spent all of his life getting ready for thisjob. and i think one of the things we saw today was actually rather how well he is prepared for it. everything here said today and everything he will do tomorrow has been approved ljy will do tomorrow has been approved by the british government itself, obviously in collaboration with the germans. but we can see his initiative. the queen wouldn�*t have made jokes about monty python, and we know that the queen, having